The Tiny Bang Story
2011 point-and-click adventure video game
The Tiny Bang Story (Russian: Теория крошечного взрыва) is a puzzle point-and-click adventure game developed and released by Colibri Games. It was first released for Windows and macOS on Steam. In the years that followed, the game was ported to iOS, Android, Linux, AppleTV, and Nintendo Switch. A port to Windows Phone had also existed.
Gameplay
The Tiny Bang Story takes place on an unnamed planet that was shattered into numerous jigsaw pieces by the explosion of a nearby soccer-shaped asteroid. The player is tasked with rebuilding the planet by collecting the missing pieces hidden throughout the game.
The game is progressed through completing a total of 30 puzzles. Some puzzles may be attempted upon first encounter, but most puzzles in the game require the player to collect additional hidden objects to unlock.
Notably, The Tiny Bang Story contains no spoken or written text except in menus. The player interacts with non-player characters only through visual cues.
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